Frequently Asked Questions

Injectables

  • Botox is a neurotoxin that temporarily relaxes muscles, reducing the appearance of wrinkles, while fillers are substances that add volume to areas with loss of volume or fine lines.

  • Lip Fillers aren’t permanent. They slowly wear away over time, usually lasting 9-12 months after you get them, depending on your metabolism. You may need routine touch-up treatments to maintain your desired volume.

  • Lip Filler will show immediate results by adding volume to your lips. This can help to correct asymmetry and you can add more volume over a period of time. Usually lasts about 9-12 months.

    A Lip Flip is unable to add any volume. This procedure takes about 2 weeks before you will see full results and usually lasts about 2 months.

  • Yes, many individuals choose to combine Botox and Fillers to address multiple concerns in a single session. Your practitioner can customize a treatment plan based on your specific needs and goals.

  • It is advisable to avoid “blood-thinning” medications (if approved by your doctor), alcohol, NSAIDs, and certain supplements before the treatment to minimize the risk of bruising. Your practitioner will provide specific instructions.

Skincare

  • Bare-Face Test

    1. Start by using a gentle foaming cleanser (appropriate for all skin types) to cleanse your face.

    2. Following the cleansing, gently pat your face dry with a clean towel, refraining from applying any skincare products.

    3. Allow a period of 25-30 minutes to elapse, during which you should carefully evaluate your skin's appearance and sensations.

    Results

    • Dry Skin - If you perceive tightness, dryness, and discomfort, it is probable that you have dry skin.

    • Normal/Combo - If your skin shows a combination of both oily and dry areas, it suggests you may have combination skin.

    • Oily - If your skin exhibits an excess of shine, you likely have oily skin.

    Blotting Paper Method

    1. Gently pat a sheet of blotting paper on various sections of your face.

    2. Hold the sheet up toward the light and examine the amount of oil present.

    Results

    • Dry Skin - If the sheet picked up little to no oil, you likely have dry skin.

    • Normal/Combo - If the sheet absorbs oil from the T-Zone area (forehead and nose area) than you likely have normal/combo skin.

    • Oily - If the sheet is saturated with oil you likely have oily skin.

  • These products are formulated with prescription-strength ingredients designed to address skin concerns such as aging, acne & acne scarring, hyperpigmentation, etc. at a clinical level.

    They are exclusively available through certified medical facilities, such as medical spas, dermatologists' or plastic surgery offices. Due to their distinction from over-the-counter products. It is advisable to seek guidance from a medical professional before considering their purchase.

  • Medical-grade skincare products are distinguished by their significantly higher concentrations of active ingredients in comparison to over-the-counter (OTC) alternatives. These products are subject to extensive testing procedures prior to their market release and are mandated to obtain FDA approval. By law, these products must have 99.9 percent pure active ingredients.

    This combination of factors ensures that you are acquiring premium, high-quality skincare products that are more likely to produce the visible improvements you seek for your skin.

  • As your skin undergoes the natural process of losing elasticity and collagen due to aging, you tend to develop wrinkles and sagging over time. Prioritizing skin care and taking preventive measures can help mitigate these concerns. Incorporate daily use of a broad-spectrum sunscreen into your routine, and explore the benefits of utilizing eye creams and other topical products that feature retinoids and antioxidants. These elements can contribute to enhancing the overall appearance of wrinkles and sagging skin. Additionally, for more advanced intervention, you might consider treatments like Botox to address specific areas of concern.